CHAPTER 2 LESSON 2 Flashcards

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What early beliefs that human beings were created

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Divine creation

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2
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What was replaced by the word divine creation

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Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection

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Also known as Pre-Socratic or non-theological or first philosophy

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Intellectual revolution

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Greek speculation about nature and it is on the period before Socrates

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Intellectual revolution

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5
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Three characteristics of intellectual revolution

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-the world is a natural whole
-there is a natural order
-human can discover those laws

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6
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It was the growth of humanism during the Renaissance

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Scientific revolution

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It was the period of mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology and chemistry

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Scientific revolution

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It is a framework containing all commonly accepted views about a subject

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Paradigm shift

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9
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Who suggested that a paradigm includes the practices that define scientific discipline at a certain point in time

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Thomas kuhn

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It is not a threat to science but rather the very manner in which it progresses

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Paradigm shift

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A paradigm would make a sudden leap from one of to the next

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Shift

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12
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One of the earliest ideas on how solar system was structured and who was the person behind it

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Capernican revolutions by Claudius ptolemy

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13
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What concept if the posited that planets as well as the sun and the moon was moved in a circular motion around the earth

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Geo-centrism

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In 16th century who challenged the geocentric model by putting sun at the center of the solar system and know as the concept of what

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Nicolaus Copernicus
Heliocentrism

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In 1563, at the age 16, who observed Jupiter overtaking Saturn as the planets moved past each other

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Tycho brahe

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16
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What theory does Tycho brahe

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Geoheliocentric theory

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17
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In 1600, who brahe hired as his assistant

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Johannes Kepler

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18
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What theory does Johannes Kepler

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Three laws of planetary

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19
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What is Keplers quest to bring together

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Geometry and physics led to a new shape of the planetary orbits

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The three laws of planetary

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  1. The planets move in elliptical orbits with the sun at one focus
  2. A line from the sun to any given planet sweeps out equal areas in equal time intervals
  3. The square of a planets period is proportional to the cube of the planets mean distance from the sun
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21
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Offered initial arguments for a force of attraction that could recognize and hold this kind of system together

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Astronomie Nova

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22
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Year 1608 and the first telescope had just been invented

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By Galileo Galilei

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23
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He observed the moon and Venus motion

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Galileo Galilei

24
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He proposed the laws of gravitational motion

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Isaac newton

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Newtons most important book was written in latin
Mathematical principles of natural philosophy (1687)
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The three of life
Darwinian revolution
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In the late 19th century, Sigmund Freud was able to change people's perception of pshychology with what theory
Theory of psychoanalysis
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Is the study of human behavior
Psychoanalysis
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The three product of personality
Id Ego Superego
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Made up of unconscious psychic energy
ID
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Works to suppress the urges of id
Superego
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Works to satisfy the IDs desire
Ego
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Also known as the computer age, digital age, or new media age
The information age
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Started from the sumerian pictographs
Information revolution
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Is the root of the continuing advancements
Computer technology
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Topic 1
Intellectual revolution
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Topic 2
Cradle of early science
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A historical region
Meso America
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One of the famous civilization
Mayan civilization
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Responsible for the remarkable scientific achievements
Mayan
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Contribution of mayan
1. Mayan astronomy 2. Calendar system The haab, the tzolkin, long count 3. Hydraulic system 4. Mayan art 5. Rubber
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Largest empire
Inca civilization
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Contribution of inca civilization
Roads Stone buildings Incan calendar Brain surgery Freeze-dried foods Irrigation system
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A nomadic tribe
Aztec civilization
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Contribution of Aztec civilization
Mandatory education Chocolates Chunampa Aztec calendar Canoe Soccer
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Huge peninsula surrounded by vast bodies of water
Indian civilization
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Contribution of indian civilization
Astronomy Traditional medicine Chemistry Mathematics Plastic and eye surgery
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Worlds four ancient civilizations
China
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Contribution of Chinese civilization
Medicine Mathematics Arts Astronomy Music Philosophy Science
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Natural land bridge connecting the continents of Asia Africa and Europe
Middle east
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Called the cradle of civilization
Middle east
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Called the fertile crescent
Middle east
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Contribution of Arab civilization
Optics Mathematics Chemistry Toothbrush Flying machine
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Second largest continent
Africa
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Discoveries of Africa civilization
Architecture Medicine Engineering Agriculture
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Contribution of Africa civilization
Tally chalks Education system Metallurgy Tools and weaponry Trade and commerce